The Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Health Policy & Analytics, maintains an open Request for Applications for qualified technical-assistance consultants under S-44300-00000483 / OHA-RFA-5064. OHA uses the resulting consultant pool to support Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs), publicly funded health programs, tribal health programs, OHA-contracted health systems, and other Oregon health-system-transformation programs.
Opportunity and value
OHA expects to issue multiple Price Agreements. Work is authorized through individual Work Order Contracts (WOCs), and each WOC may be worth up to $150,000. The solicitation states there is no limit on the cumulative value of WOCs issued under one Price Agreement.
Who can apply
Qualified firms, nonprofits, governmental agencies, coalitions, or individuals may apply. Applicants do not need Oregon offices, but the RFA requires the applicant’s business name to be registered in Oregon. Minimum qualifications include at least three years of experience providing technical assistance or similar services to government, health care, public health, or community-based organizations, plus at least five years of experience in one or more selected subject areas.
The application packet requires the signed TA Consultant Application, supporting work-experience summaries, fully loaded hourly rates, at least two references, and resumes for key personnel. Applicants should review all current addenda and the official OregonBuys posting before submission.
Areas of expertise
The RFA includes 21 technical-assistance subject areas, including behavioral health integration, early learning systems, health information technology, health systems leadership and research, health equity, primary care transformation, project management, public health integration, quality improvement, social determinants of health, and value-based payment. Telehealth appears within the behavioral-health-integration scope.
Open period
An August 2026 amendment changed RFA 5064 to remain continuous and active until further notice. OregonBuys currently displays an administrative bid-opening date of August 31, 2031 at 12:00 AM; the accessible portal header does not identify a time zone. Applicants should rely on the current OregonBuys posting and addenda because OHA may amend the continuous enrollment period.
Atlas analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 72/100. This is a meaningful statewide Oregon health-system-transformation contracting vehicle with recurring work-order potential and multiple relevant consulting categories. N9+ Fit Score: 28/100. The Nonagon N9+ is not being procured directly. Potential relevance is limited to technical-assistance work around telehealth, health information technology, primary care transformation, and clinical-delivery support, and should not be overstated.
Atlas is not classifying this as a ready direct Dr. Miltie submission because the RFA requires documented prior technical-assistance experience, subject-area experience, references, Oregon business registration, and applicable contract requirements. Those qualifications must be verified from legitimate company records before any direct application is advanced.